Afghanistan, Uzbekistan sign $151.6 million in trade deals at Kabul forum
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Businesses from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have signed trade agreements worth $151.6 million at the Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Private Sector Trade Forum in Kabul, marking a step towards strengthening economic ties and expanding cross-border trade.
The agreements cover several key sectors, including textiles, construction, medical supplies, transportation and logistics, according to information released following the forum.
The deals are aimed at boosting bilateral trade and investment, expanding cooperation between private-sector businesses and facilitating the movement of goods and commercial activities between the two neighboring countries.
The forum brought together business representatives from both sides to explore investment opportunities, establish commercial partnerships and strengthen economic cooperation.
Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have been seeking to expand their economic relations, with trade, transport connectivity and regional infrastructure among the key areas of cooperation.
The latest agreements are expected to create new opportunities for businesses in both countries and contribute to broader regional economic integration. (ILKHA)
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